Beyond P-Values: Real Clinical Benefit

Most medical studies are manipulating you with math tricks that look like science. It’s called Evidence-Based

Medicine, and without it, you’re flying blind. Just because a drug has a p-value under

0.05 doesn't mean it actually helps you live longer or feel better. You have to look

at clinical relevance. Did they combine a bunch of weak data points to make the results look

good? That's a composite endpoint, and it’s a massive red flag.

Real research checks if the benefits actually outweigh the risks for real people.

Don't trust the abstract, trust the raw data.